Anyway yes the movie is very tense, with the musical score (use of instruments (strings etc.)) really making you feel on the edge of your seat. The story appears fairly simple at first, with the wife clearly being unfaithful, the hit being planned and subsequently botched but the way it unwinds is interesting enough, in that we get a better idea of his background, not only us as viewers but also Emily who discovers the legitimacy of Steven's business has been seriously put in doubt, raising suspicions considerably. This is quite a tense thriller, with Michael Douglas playing the clearly villanious, scheming husband Steven who hides more secrets than first appears. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A Perfect Murder to me is a perfect film and I see no faults with it and is one of Michael Douglas's best movies. It's a film that gets you thinking and isn't over the top and beautifully well made. The characters are all likeable and the story is good and it's never boring and the dialog is okay. Michael Douglas gives the best performance in the movie but Gwyneth Paltrow looks incredibly beautiful and she's okay. There's a few twists in the film and even though that's basically some or if not all of the story then don't be fooled because it's not that straight forward because there are twists that develop in the movie and all not quite goes to plan. Steven Taylor (Michael Douglas) finds out his wife's sleeping with some dude called David Shaw (Viggo Mortensen) and basically goes over a plan with him to execute or kill his wife. It's a quite glamorous thriller/crime film that is beautifully directed and Gwyneth Paltrow looks great. A Perfect Murder stars Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow, Viggo Mortensen and David Suchet. Steven A Perfect Murder was directed in 1998 by Andrew Davis, director of The Fugitive. A Perfect Murder was directed in 1998 by Andrew Davis, director of The Fugitive.
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